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- Collection: Against All Odds: The First Black Legislators in Mississippi
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Letter from Jeremiah M. P. Williams to Governor Alcorn
Letter from Jeremiah M. P. Williams to Governor Alcorn
Letter from John W. Randolph to Governor Ames
Letter from John W. Randolph to Governor Adelbert Ames.
Letter from John W. Randolph to Governor Ames
Letter from John W. Randolph to Governor Ames.
Letter from John W. Randolph to Governor Ames
Letter from John W. Randolph to Governor Ames.
Letter from Merrimon Howard to Governor Ames
Letter from Merrimon Howard to Governor Adelbert Ames.
Letter from Milton Coates to Governor Ames
Letter from Milton Coates to Governor Adelbert Ames.
Letter from Robert Gleed to Lieut Gov Davis
Letter from Robert Gleed to Lieutenant Governor A. K. Davis, resigning his position on the state's Centennial Board.
Letter from Stephen B. Blackwell to Governor Ames
Letter from Stephen B. Blackwell to Governor Adelbert Ames, regarding rations for victims of the 1874 Mississippi River flood.
Letter from W. H. Harris to Charles W. Clarke
Letter from W. H. Harris to Judge Charles W. Clarke, requesting aid for people affected by the Mississippi River flood of 1874.
Letter from William H. Lynch to Governor Ames
Letter from William H. Lynch to Governor Adelbert Ames, regarding aid for victims of the 1874 Mississippi River flood.